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Structure of a Dicot Seed

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Which of the following pairs has/have same ploidy in a typical angiospermic plant?
a. Pollen grain and anther
b. Male gamete and pollen grain
c. Seed and endosperm
d. Embryo sac and ovule

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a and c

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b and d

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b only

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b, c and d

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Solution

The correct option is C b only
$\cdot$ In a typical angiosperm, ploidy of pollen grain, male gamete and embryo sac is haploid.
$\cdot$ Anther, ovule and seed are diploid.
$\cdot$ Endosperm is triploid.

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